Sample source code to learn spring aop [closed] - spring

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I am looking for a sample spring AOP code which I can download and play with. I have read Spring in Action to understand the basic concept on AOP and want to experiment by coding.
I searched https://github.com/SpringSource for AOP examples, could not find one....
Can someone recommend any link?

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I'm looking for tutorials/books/other resources for writing a HTML5 turn-based strategy game. I'd also be interested in any source code examples. Any suggestions?
Please checkout html5gamedevs.com ,this might help you.

Are there any coding standards available for spring or springMVC? [closed]

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Are there any coding standards available for spring or springMVC.
As per my knowledge there are no such standards. But there are couple of class-level annotations for describing the role of a particular bean for example
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Dependency injection alternatives to Unity.Mvc [closed]

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I've been using Unity.Mvc3 as my dependency injection mechanism.
What are the alternatives available?
Thanks in advance for any replies.
I'm currently using autofac . However I know lots of people are using StructureMap and lots prefer Ninject. Afaik, though autofac has the best performance (followed by StructureMap)

What are the solutions to implementing the fault-injection in Hadoop [closed]

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Closed 11 years ago.
In practice, what are the possible ways to implement the fault injection in hadoop. And what are their cons and pros?
Currently our candidate solution is AspectJ. But how it feels to implement fault injection in Hadoop?
Hadoop actually has a fault injection framework. See this.

What is the different between PAC and MVC? [closed]

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Closed 11 years ago.
I have doubt about this two pattern, like MVC and PAC, which is more powerful for a web Application.
It depends on your web application. For most, common, scenarios I would say MVC works better, but in some cases PAC might be a better fit. What are you requirements?

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